QUOTE(Eoma @ Apr 29 2008, 02:21 PM)
Don't bother, it'll just fall unto deaf ears looking for blood. Over eagerness and hastiness to prove something are trademarks of this sub forum.
The faith is weak in you
QUOTE(spanker @ Apr 29 2008, 04:29 PM)
Well if someone other than Streamyx is spoofing them, I'd get RST packets from sources between Streamyx and 75.158.91.220 only (i.e. any relay servers connecting the 2 points). However, I get them on different channels, which does suggest someone much closer to home is spoofing the RST.
Nice catch though
What do you mean by "channels"? TCP/IP has no notion of that.
The source IP in IP packets is very spoofable (not just in theory, in practice too) due to the design of IP. Plain TCP/IP while it adds some protection from blind spoofing cannot prevent these man-in-the-middle RST spoofs. Now, if you can believe that TMNet is able to spoof a RST packet from you to 75.158.91.220, then by transitivity you will also accept that any party in between (including 75.158.91.220's ISP) is also able to.
Added on April 29, 2008, 5:58 pmQUOTE(sharkteef @ Apr 29 2008, 05:37 PM)
wait, just out of curiosity, would complaning to MCMC about bandwidth shaping eventually lead to the hard pushing for copyright infringement control ?
Don't see why. It's none of their business.
Apr 28 2008, 06:58 PM
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